Collocations withrecord
These are words often used in combination withrecord.
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accurate record
Thus, the registers may not be an accurate record of what was actually said in the courtroom.
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all-time record
I said it was an all-time record and it certainly is an all-time record.
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appalling record
I have some statistics that may be interesting when we consider labour relations and our appalling record on strikes.
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archaeological record
The earliest hominids left no archaeological record.
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archival record
It is not possible to glean specific princely motivations from the archival record on every single institutional decision.
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bibliographic record
The user is in many cases guided directly from the bibliographic record to the fulltext.
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census record
Can anything more be learned about the silences in the census record through further archival research or informed speculation?
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chronological record
One reason is that we have no chronological record.
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coaching record
His overall head coaching record was 47672.
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combined record
Their combined record is 06.
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cumulative record
One of the earliest and most productive tools of operant researchers was the cumulative record.
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detailed record
As a result, rather than a detailed record, the existing survey data is being treated as a foundational framework.
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disciplinary record
Where a school has spare places they must be offered to any suitable applicants, regardless of their disciplinary record.
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dismal record
This is a dismal record.
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distinguished record
That school has a distinguished record.
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documentary record
Which is why the material record often reveals things about largescale historical processes that the documentary record does not.
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documented record
There is no comparable documented record elsewhere in world history of women in armed forces.
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driving record
It is argued that we have a better driving record than other countries and so on.
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electronic record
Providing feedback to the general practices raised practitioners' awareness of strengths and weaknesses in their electronic record keeping.
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endurance record
She set a national endurance record for women gliders in 1935.
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enviable record
The local health authority has an enviable record of care, concern and efficiency.
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excellent record
That is an excellent record.
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extensive record
It would fail to differentiate the therapy with only a single attempt at a complex design, from those with an extensive record of such attempts.
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factual record
Again, elements of the factual record were mixed with those that were more familiar.
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financial record
My financial record is outstanding.
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franchise record
In 1984-85 he won a career high 33 games, setting a franchise record.
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genealogical record
It seems likely that early stillbirths are often not recorded, whereas later stillbirths generally do appear in these genealogical records.
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geologic record
Thus, it is unlikely that such a biosignature would be expressed in the geologic record.
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geological record
Some samples from the geological record only yield an inclusion record representative of deep burial.
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historical record
I first turn to the historical record.
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indoor record
He won a bronze medal and set the national indoor record with a 7.62m ft jump.
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instrumental record
It discusses the observed climate change during the instrumental record, basically the last 100 years.
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legislative record
By any standards, it is an astonishing legislative record.
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long-playing record
They take up very little shelf space when compared to the more common 12-inch vinyl long-playing record.
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losing record
This was the first losing record in the franchise's history.
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maintenance record
Since the public ownership of gas there has been major investment, higher safety standards and a very good repair and maintenance record.
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meticulous record
You have a meticulous record of entries, you have the card index, filing index, and the letter books in thousands.
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mixed record
The early programs had a mixed record.
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official record
In young adulthood, depression was again apparent among those with an official record.
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outstanding record
That is an outstanding record.
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overall record
Our overall record is a very good one.
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patient record
This would not have been possible with a paper-based patient record system.
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permanent record
The dynamic nature of knowledge presents difficulties, as any permanent record (by definition) 'freezes' the information that it communicates.
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personnel records
Improvement of the management of personnel records : regarded as necessary for the identification of ghost workers, ministerial reviews, hiring freeze and retrenchment.
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phone records
The officer said that he would investigate and call back, and it was that call that is on the phone records.
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phonograph record
We are concerned here with the phonograph record as an art form.
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photographic record
The colonial photographic record is patchy.
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platinum record
The album became the group's first platinum record.
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previous record
The previous record low was 40 in 1977.
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probate records
Early colonial probate records from the 17th and 18th centuries often make accounts of knot bowls and dishes.
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profit record
The profit record of the steel industry at the time of nationalisation in 1967 was made during a long post-war boom.
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proven record
It has a proven record of success.
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public record
Illegitimacy was concealed, not documented in public record.
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record breaker
It is true that at £150,000 a copy, it was a record breaker.
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record keeper
He was a meticulous record keeper whose exhaustive documentation practices, unique to museums today, created a level of documentation that set standards in the field.
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record keeping
Circa 1976 we thought going electronic would merely facilitate experimental control, data collection, and record keeping.
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record producer
Within this space, the authors focus on how the role of the female artist reconciles itself with the role of the record producer.
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record store
There was really only one small import record store.
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remarkable record
That is a remarkable record.
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safety record
Noting the prevalence of cotton dust in the company's mills, the group were also concerned with improving the industry's health and safety record.
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scoring record
Sales then held the school scoring record.
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sedimentary record
Higher up in the sedimentary record, calcite becomes the most prominent carbonate mineral.
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single-season record
He set the single-season record for assists at nine.
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solo record
A member of the group since its inception, he has recorded 12 studio albums with the band as well as one solo record.
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surviving record
This surviving record is the hard evidence against which predictions of the environmental effects of potentially catastrophic impact are compared.
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tournament record
There was a tournament record of 40 personal fouls between the two teams in one game.
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unbeaten record
He has not participated in the re-run at the end of the day, since his unbeaten record was in risk.
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unblemished record
It concerns a local government official with many years service and an unblemished record.
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undefeated record
Both teams reached the stage with an undefeated record in the competition.
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verbatim record
No verbatim record seems to be available.
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vital record
These employees worked feverishly through the night to remove vital records and valuable goods to safety.
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voting record
But surely, all constituents really want to know is the voting record of their representatives.
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win-loss record
The extended model ranks object 2 with a 'win-loss record' of 1-99 above object 3 with a record of 99-1.
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won-lost record
He completed his major league career with a 120-115 won-lost record over 2113 innings pitched, with a 3.47 earned run average.
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written record
The written record is thin.
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